NADP-ME Activity in Tomato at Breaker Stage Across pH Ranges

Jan 11, 2025

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Explore NADP-ME enzyme activity in wild-type tomato at the breaker stage under different pH conditions. Results are shown as mean ± SE of 6 biological determinations.

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NADP-ME Activity in Tomato at Breaker Stage Across pH Ranges

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Supplemental Figure 2. NADP-ME activity of WT tomato at breaker stage in a various pH ranges. Values are presented as the mean ± SE of 6 biological determinations.

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